Question

A noun or pronoun that precedes a gerund should be in the ________________.
a.) nominative case
b.) possessive case
c.) objective case

Answer 1

Let me think....

Answer 2

one sec

Answer 3

Take your time. c:

Answer 4

look
http://chrisxcasillas.files.wordpress.com/2012/02/427743_248338785251307_100002255628918_553130_1954438605_n.jpg

Answer 5

lol
brb

Answer 6

Lol, I've actually had that happen to me before. I was like, "Really?!" Cx

Answer 7

XDDDD

Answer 8

O dang it I have to go....b back in 30 mins,yes?

Answer 9

Okay. c:

Answer 10

I'm back!

Answer 11

Yay!

Answer 12

XD

Answer 13

Now,let's see...

Answer 14

Ya there?

Answer 15

I am now, sorry.

Answer 16

S ok.

Answer 17

OMG LOOK

Answer 18

When nouns or pronouns precede gerunds in sentences, USE THE POSSESSIVE CASE.

Answer 19

http://www.towson.edu/ows/ModuleCASE.htm

Answer 20

c:

Answer 21

So,there's your answer. XD

Answer 22

Lolwut? I'm still lost Cx

Answer 23

LOL. According to TOWNSON.EDU, 'When nouns or pronouns precede gerunds in sentences, USE THE POSSESSIVE CASE.'

Answer 24

http://www.towson.edu/ows/ModuleCASE.htm

Answer 25

So, the answer to your question is - b.) possessive case.

Answer 26

Thank you c:

Answer 27

You're quite welcome,Ms. Fix It!